TIFTON — The men of Tifton Harley-Davidson donned high heels and walked a mile Thursday afternoon on a track at the dealership on Casseta Road to raise funds to support Ruth's Cottage, an emergency shelter for victims of domestic and/or sexual violence. This was the third annual "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event and the second year in a row Tifton Harley-Davidson has sponsored the event. The event is an international men's march to stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence. The men raised approximately $500. Some of the highest heels were worn by Tifton Harley-Davidson employee Joshwall Stilwell, left, who works in the dealership's parts department
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The men of Tifton Harley-Davidson donned high heels and walked a mile Thursday afternoon on a track at the dealership on Casseta Road to raise funds to support Ruth's Cottage, an emergency shelter for victims of domestic and/or sexual violence. This was the third annual "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event and the second year in a row Tifton Harley-Davidson has sponsored the event. The event is an international men's march to stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence. The men raised approximately $500. Some of the highest heels were worn by Tifton Harley-Davidson employee Joshwall Stilwell, left, who works in the dealership's parts department Angie Thompson/The Tifton Gazette
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The men of Tifton Harley-Davidson donned high heels and walked a mile Thursday afternoon on a track at the dealership on Casseta Road to raise funds to support Ruth's Cottage, an emergency shelter for victims of domestic and/or sexual violence. This was the third annual "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event and the second year in a row Tifton Harley-Davidson has sponsored the event. The event is an international men's march to stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence. The men raised approximately $500. Some of the highest heels were worn by Tifton Harley-Davidson employee Joshwall Stilwell, left, who works in the dealership's parts department Angie Thompson/The Tifton Gazette
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TPD Lt. Steve Hyman recognized by Tifton Sertoma Club Thursday
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Proud of diamond accomplishments of Devils, Panthers
Tift County almost pulled off an incredible feat this year, having two teams in the baseball quarterfinals.. It was a great year for baseball at all area schools, all eight of them in the postseason. Both Kyle Kirk's Tift County Blue Devils and Brad Porter's Tiftarea Academy Panthers came within an eyelash of doing even better: the final four.
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